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Remember when everyone said you had to go back a year to find life-changing returns?
Here’s a real example.
Our $28,000 position in SanDisk call options just six months ago is worth well over $1 million today.
The lesson isn’t that options are a magic money machine. Most aren’t.
The lesson is that when you identify a high-conviction opportunity and manage risk properly, the upside can be far greater than most people imagine.
Opportunities like this are rare.
But they do happen.
And this time, we actually caught one.
Last week we asked:
What's the one trading rule you'll never break?
The winner wasn't even close. Max risk per trade.
Knowing the rule is easy.
Following it is what protects your account.
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Early, yes.
I still think tech could use one more liquidity sweep.
Clear out the resting stops, create some fear, then see buyers step in.
If that happens, I’d much rather buy the reclaim than chase today’s highs.
Sometimes the cleanest rallies start with one last shakeout.
Could the Middle East escalation (again 🫨) over the weekend provide it?
Last trading day of July.
Before you close the month out, what's the one rule you never let yourself break, no matter how good a setup looks?
Not the rule you know you should follow. The one you actually stick to.
46%Max risk per trade
8%Daily loss limit
12%No trading news events
33%No revenge trades
24 votes • Final resultsWhen I say light, this is what I mean. $NVDA Tight action and holding up well in this market. If we can get above the 212 supply, I’m targeting 228. Giving room for this to breathe and SL is a close below my MA’s.
This week has a lot of moving pieces: FOMC, Big Tech earnings, month-end positioning, a market that’s already on edge and trump tacoing.
Could we rip? Absolutely.
Could we flush? Also possible.
I’m in one trade with very light size. Planning to continue focusing on the relative strength. What’s got your focus this week?
Survive. That’s the name of the game. There’s 0 shame in walking away from this market and waiting for more favorable conditions.
Really well put. Always keep your mind open to different scenarios. Great information TJ!
$QQQ Weekly
I'm going to share this "thesis" again and we can come back later and see how it held up.
1) Everything on the chart says "Distribution"
- Chopping at the top of the trend
- Rounding Top Pattern
- RSI Bearish Divergence
- Large Cap Earnings selling off
- Bears and Bulls have all gone through pain
2) To me it all comes down to 686
- The wicks show that support better
- Will Bulls defend or will that level be lost?
Could it launch off support?
Yes, in fact we've seen the market bounce hard in the last couple years.
But, the probabilities favor a fade 📉
I'd like to say it this way; "What catalyst would have the power to give us that bounce and send a surge of strength back in the markets if earnings haven't?"
$SPY definitely doesn’t look hot.
Are we back? Or gap up and fade
BREAKING: Intel, $INTC, earnings:
- EPS: $0.42, est: $0.22
- Revenue: $16.1 billion, est: $14.4 billion
FOMO isn't a mindset problem.
It's usually a process problem.
If u don't know exactly what ur looking for before the session starts, every candle starts looking like an opportunity.
Build a plan.
The emotions become much easier to manage.
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$MU Beautiful bounce, close above the MA’s and now we are talking!
This setup is TIGHT. Great chart and follow!
$META is still that fantastic setup that needs some sort of blessing from the market. Once weekly close above 675ish level is all it needs. Unless ER spoils the party, we're heading to 800+


















